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Talking to Addison

Talking to Addison

by Jenny Colgan

Geeks (Computer enthusiasts)Man-woman relationshipsFictionRoommatesShared housing
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Themes & subjects

Geeks (Computer enthusiasts)Man-woman relationshipsFictionRoommatesShared housingYoung women

Setting

EnglandLondonLondon (England)

About the author

Jenny Colgan
Jenny Colgan

1972

Jenny T. Colgan was born in 1972 in Prestwick, Ayrshire, Scotland, UK. After studying at Edinburgh University, she worked for six years in the health service, moonlighting as a cartoonist and a stand-up comic, before the publication of her first novel Amanda's Wedding in 2000. In 2013, her novel "Welcome to Rosie Hopkin's Sweetshop of Dreams" won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award by the Romantic Novelists' Association. She is now working on her next novel. She is married with Andrew, a marine engineer, and had three children, Wallace, Michael-Francis, and Delphie. She mostly lives in France, with frecuently visits to London. She occasionally writes for The Guardian newspaper, as well as …

Author

Jenny Colgan

Pages

388

Read time

≈ 10h

Editions

4

Language

English

Publisher

HarperCollins

ISBN

0007661525

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